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- Corrections: 6) £2m worth of jewellery was stolen from a city jewellers last night. 7) The local bank has been robbed twice this year. 8) The thieves are thought to have taken paintings worth several million dollars. 9) A peaceful protest was being held, which the police broke up with tear gas. or 9) A peaceful protest was being held, which the police disrupted with tear gas. 10) They won’t allow the film to be seen by anyone until its official release date.0 votedNovember 7, 20161
- "Hardly" can mean the same as "barely" or "not very" * "I hardly have any money" = "I barely have any money." = "I have very little money." * "I'm hardly late for work." = "I'm barely late." = "I'm just a little late, only three minutes." "Hardly ever" means the same thing as "almost never." * "I hardly ever have any money" = "I almost never have any money" = "I'm usually broke." * "I'm hardly ever late for work." = "I'm almost never late." = "I'm almost always on time."0 votedOctober 25, 20160

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